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Birds Five Volley] Have Unbez By BILL KAUFMANN Activity along the intramural volleyball front continued this week with the leaders in each lea gue registering impressive vic tories which enabled them to re main at the top of their respective divisions. In the fraternity league Kappa Alpha kept alive its unbeaten string by defeating Pi Lambda Phi 15-4 and 15-7. Sigma Chi also re mained undefeated in topping Lambda Chi Alpha 15-4 and 15-7. Sigma Nu won two gaines this week. They beat Pi Kappa Phi 15-4 and 15-11. Then they easily won their first contest with Pi Lambda Phi 15-7, but had to put on the pressure to take the second game 17-15. Alpha Tau Omega dropped their first game with Pi Lambda Phi 14-16, but came back strong to take the final two games 15-13 and 15-8. Sigma Alpha Epsilon also chalked up victorie,,easily de feating Phi Epsilon Pi 15-,3 ind 15-4. In the independent league the ROTC unit sat out two forfeit wins over the Freshman Y and Maxey 3rd. They also took the Town Boys to task 15-8 and 15-0. Ten. 1&5 got a forfeit win when Ten. 19&20 failed to show up for the scheduled games. The Town Boys took a similar win from Ten. 25. Ten. 29 whipped Ten. 24' by scores of 15-8 and 15-10. The Carovets and . S. U. each received a forfeit win wlhen Maxey 2nd failed to appear at the play ing court. Intramural football will begin on Davis field on Nov. 28. Several fraternity and independent teams are now working out in prepara tion for the approaching schedule which'is now being arranged and will be announced soon by Gru gan's office. Southeastern Team Hoped As Addition To Swimming Card By Al Gibert A schedule of meets for the Uni versity swimming team has not been completed, but Coach RatliffI has hopes of arranging competitive encounters with teams of both Southern and Southeastern con ferences. "We are certain we can get Clemson and Florida on our sched ule, but .we would also like to meet a Southeastern conference foe such as Georgia or Georgia Tech this season," Coach RatliffI said. "We need more swimmers of all types, particularly breaststrokers, backstrokers, and divers. Any stu dent interested in joining the teami should report to me," Coach Rat 1iff continued. ~ Tha -swimming coach also said Iewas looking for a student man ager. The manager must have at tended the University at least one year. Varsity swimmers retur-ning from last year's team ar-e Bebe Rhame, "Doe" Lamb, Quitman Marshall, John Cantey, and Pres ton Darby. Newcomers to the squad who were mentioned as standouts were Seb Sellers, Perry Dawson, and Dick Dunham. There are six freshmen who came out and (yy.*h RAtliff said they were work ing hard and looked impressive. The hours that the swimming team meets are as follows: Mon day and Wednesday, 5-6 p. m. Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday 4-6 p. m. European Trai d WA MA R who refus to ke any sho. Your time e deserves the best In kmanshlp and genul erlal Krop s8J elers Kailroad Watch Ins or "The Lile Shop ah thme Plun. Panelled Frant" . 1116 Taylor Street Meet M )all Teams iten Records Remaining Volleyball Schedule Fraternity League I Nov. 7-Phi Kappa Sigma vs. Kappa Alpha Fraternity League II Nov. 7-Phi Sigma Kappa vs. Phi Epsilon Pi Nov. 8-Kappa Sigma vs. Lambda Chi Alpha Independent League I Nov. 7-Ten. 1 & 5 vs. Maxcy 3rd. Independent League II Nov. 7-Ten. 2 & 3 vs. Maxcy 2nd. Nov. 8-BSU vs. Ten. 29 Any teams having postponed games should contact the intra mural office concerning the re scheduling of these postponed con tests. WUSC Radio Log 640 kc MONDAY 7:00-Sign On - Five Minute Devotions 7:05-Sunset Serenade 7:30-IIere's to Vets 7:45-Guest Star 8:00-Buddy's Bop 8:30-T B A 8:45-For Those Who Gave Most 9:00-Light Classics 9:30-Late News Summary 9:35--Evening Reverie 10:00-Music to Study By 11:00-Sign Off TUESDAY 7:00-Sign On - Five Minute Devotions 7:05-Sunset Serenade 7:30-Stewart's Hall 8:00--Stewart's Hall 8:30-There Is Music in the Air (Classical) 9:15-Harry James Show 9:30-Smoky Felder at the Piano 10:00-Interlude i 01A30 - -4-0 intle 1 :00-Sign Off WEDNESDAY 7:00-Sign On - Five Minute Devotions 7:05-Sunset Serenade 7:30-WUSC Presents 8:00-Adventures in Be-Bop 8 :30-Campus Doings 8:35--T B A 9:00--Proudly We Hail 9:30-Late Newvs Summary 9:35-Evening Reverie 10:00--Sign Off TH'11USIAY 7:00-Sign On -Five Minute D)evoti ons 7:05-Record Roundtable 7 :30-Stewart's Hall 8 :00-Stewart's Hall 8 :25-Bob Carpenter 8:30-There is Music in the Air (Classical) 9:15--Navy Band 9:30-Smoky Felder at the Piano 10:00--Interilude 10 :30-P'ostinterlude 11:00-Sign Off 7:00-Sign On -Five Minute Devotions 7:05-Sunset Serenade 7:30-Marine Band 7:45-Here's to Vets 8 :00-Musically Yours 8:30-Record Revue 9:00-Light Classics 9:30-Late News Summary 9:35-Evening Reverie 10:00-Music to Study Hy 11:00-Sign Off Phone 2-9250 918 MAIN STREET Joe Patro e's Coil giat Inn Spe 'a' ng in STEA C1H EN P ,HETI' * * Ine and D cc in the "G1AMEC CK" ROOM arquetti Fred DI x Over the years the Gamecocks hav han any other single position. Big L 5ix, began this tradition several years ontinued by Roger "Ited" Wilson in >f lesser lights did creditable work. N< lemtined to carry an in the same !ra, others. lie is Fred Duckett, a six-foot, I )uckett was the most highly praised i '!emt!n freshman game and many cal ias been seen here by a lineman in a "SMOKE M mT MIrD rH kASTA MR. S A 0Ot tckett e been consistently better at end Lrry Craig, a giant from Ninety before the war. It has been best recent years although a number w comes another boy who seems litinn met by Crair. Wilson, and wo-inch 186-pounder from Union. nan on the field in the Carolina led his performance the best that long, lonf time. CIGARETTE.. "ESTERIE? D" T TTn .A .&a.r a&;" &. -- .y'i - orrow Gamecocks Without Pa. By TOM PRICE The Gamecocks will leave this morning for Milwaukee, Wis., where they will meet the high scor ing Marquette University Hilltop pers tomorrow afternoon. It will be the Wisconsin school's home coming, the second such event in which the Birds have played in the past two weeks, an4 a capacity crowd of 20,000 is expected to be on hand for the festivities. The Gamecocks will go to Mar quette without sophomore quarter back John Boyle. The big passer from Brooklyn, N. Y., withdrew from school Wedrjesday and has returned home. The withdrawal of Boyle leaves the varsity with only three quar terbacks. They are Bo Hagan, Ed Paskey, and Pat Vella. All three are seniors, and will be graduated next June. In the Hilltoppers, the Game cocks will be facing the nation's top I scoring eleven. They have amass ed a total of 227 points in six con tests. They opened the season with a 66-0 rout of North Dakota State. The next two games were lost to Wisconsin 41-0 and to Michigan State 48-7, but the Hilltoppers came back to crush St. Louis 62-7, Detroit 24-14, and Colorado State 68-13.. Weak Pass Defense Last week end, the Gamecocks went to College Park, Md., to play the University of Maryland Old 'Liners, but unfortunately, for the . .. . ..3 ... . At MiI Face Touted 5sing Arm Of Birds, they left their pass defense di in Columbia. IV In five previous contests, Mary- s1 land had thrown only 44 passes iT and had completed only 10. Against t( the Gamecocks, however, they threw 18 with 13 completions. P Passes figured in each of the Old P Liners' six touchdowns, and one S toss resulted in a 92-yard touch- F down play. Y The turf at Byrd stadium was F wet and soggy from two days of F constant rain and the speedy Y Gamecock backs were slowed al- F most to a walk, but the wet weather Y didn't slow up Tucker and- Lavine, P the two Maryland forward passers. T The Gamecocks were unable to C make a single first down in the y first half, and garnered only four - for the entire- contbst. It wasn't until the final period that they 4 were able to muster any kind of drive. Their first attempt fizzled out on the five yard line after it had covered 70 yards. A moment later, however, the Birds took a punt and drove 40 yards to score. - Jim Pinkerton took a pass from John Boyle for the touchdown and Bill Killoy added the extra point. In addition to their six touch CROSS-COUNTRY LOSES Tha cross-country team held a practice meet last week and lost. The team was formed by track coach, Weems 0. Baskin, several weeks ago and is currently work ing out on NieRon Field. Several of the men are members of the var sity track team. t "S ... F i /NAE/ASClE ../TN TH- O MN/ ./NTENOZWO vaukee Hilltoppers John Boyle )wns, three in each half, Mary nd collected a second quarter tfety when Bo Hagan was tackled i the end zone while attempting I pass. Several hundred Gamecock sup Drters made the trip to College ark for the game. TATISTICs SC MD irst downs 4 13 ds. rushing 67 165 wd. passes att. 17 18 wd. passes com p. 9 13 ds. fwd. passes 70 307 wd. passes int. 0 0 ds. runback it. 0 0 unt avg. 37 41 otal yds. kicks ret. 147 77 pp. fumbles rec. 0 0 ds. lost pen. 50 115 AY ... "I saw it in rHE GAMECOCK" FORMAL WEAR V.30 For Rent Wright-J ston INCORPO TED Men's Cl ng, hoes, and rnis a 1330 Maf Phone 24223 A RS